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These Konig tire chains use square links that dig into snow and light ice to keep you moving forward when traction drops off. The smaller link size helps smooth out the ride so the chains don’t bounce or jolt as you drive. That steady grip makes the difference when the road turns slick or you’re climbing an icy grade after a storm.
The diamond pattern connects more of the tire to the road compared to standard ladder-style chains. This layout gives you continuous traction as the tire rotates, so there’s less slipping and smoother cornering. Whether you’re navigating a winding mountain road or an icy neighborhood hill, the pattern helps the tires hold onto the surface.
When the snow is coming down, you don’t want to fumble with extra parts. These chains tighten quickly with the built-in tensioners—just hook, pull, and go. There’s no need for rubber adjusters or special tools, and you won’t have to worry about losing tensioning pieces. The color-coded hooks and clips make it easy to see how everything connects, even in low light.





Made to meet SAE Class S standards, these chains work in wheel wells with as little as 1/2" internal clearance. That low-profile design means you can still get reliable traction on cars or light vehicles that don’t have much space behind the tires. They’re a good fit for drivers who need traction help without bulky hardware rubbing inside the wheel well.
Each link is made from high-quality manganese nickel alloy steel for strength and corrosion resistance. The powder-coated side chain protects wheel rims from scratches, and the sturdy metal holds up through repeated use in winter conditions. Packaged in a nylon storage bag, these chains are easy to keep clean and ready for the next storm.

These chains fit the following tire sizes:
Customer Satisfaction Score:
97% were satisfied with this product
3% of customers were not satisfied
Ratings & Reviews

Marc
1/7/2022
Worked out as expected. I had the opportunity to use them three times during the wintersnowfall. I had difficulties the first time as I was inexperienced in using chains, but once I got them on, they worked very well. Te 2nd & 3rd time went much better in putting them on.

Sierra K.
11/30/2021
These chains only need 9mm of internal clearance if you are still looking: item # TH00023095.

Greg
2/20/2022
These are still working great and should for many more years to come.

Kate F.
1/28/2026
This is an awesome review Andrew, thank you for sharing it. Sounds like those chains seriously showed up when the snow did. Getting through 20+ inches without worrying about hills, plows, or digging out is exactly the kind of peace of mind we love to hear about. We also appreciate the honest notes on install and removal. Snowy installs are never glamorous, but it’s great to hear they’re manageable with a little patience. Stay safe out there and enjoy that winter confidence. How was Vermont?


John
11/16/2014
Hi, Austin. Thanks for the review. I just purchased these same chains and am wondering if you have ever had any problem with the chains scratching or damaging the rims? Thanks

Lazer S.
1/27/2026
Glad we got them to you in good time, Raymond! Did you end up needing them for the storm? We got a pretty good amount of snow here in Missouri.
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Lazer S.
2/17/2026
Glad they showed up in good condition, Drew! These can be heavy and that case makes everything lot easier to deal with. Definitely let us know about the fitment when you try them. And I do recommend trying them before you need them. It makes the whole process a lot easier. Are you headed into the mountains?